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A review by alorena92
The Uninhabitable Earth: A Story of the Future by David Wallace-Wells
3.0
Well, this was depressing. And I'm not just referring to the book's content. Not to say that I expected to be delighted by a book on global warming, but its execution was, almost from start to finish, excruciating to read because of its overwhelming verbosity.
The second section of the book, The Climate Kaleidoscope, is by far the most digestible (especially after a painful first section) and it's what kept me reading. It's packed with very interesting information about how global warming impacts and will continue to impact our planet, society, and culture.
Here's hoping the next books I plan on reading about the subject are easier to follow.
The second section of the book, The Climate Kaleidoscope, is by far the most digestible (especially after a painful first section) and it's what kept me reading. It's packed with very interesting information about how global warming impacts and will continue to impact our planet, society, and culture.
Here's hoping the next books I plan on reading about the subject are easier to follow.